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Alzheimer's (112,358) by Anonymous from USA I know you said you're not a writer but I beg to differ. Your imagination goes wild with speculation. I think you've got true potential. Very promising. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 01:56) this is a reply to message 112,354

Alzheimer's (112,354) by Lambi from USA Just to be clear. Joachim responded to JLR, not you. JLR basically said "You're all non-professionals." And Joachim was like, "Hold my beer, here's my credentials." I don't know why you took JLR being disputed so personally? You weren't even the one Joachim responded to. The word "obliterate" literally had nothing to do with you. "Lambi needs a dictionary" as your name is also hilarious. It fully confirms something may have happened that stunted your growth in middle school. However "ganged up" on you felt here, (or in real life) or what ever other lambs said that left you feeling "obliterated", you can let go now. Literally no one is thinking about it. Just enjoy the topics. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 01:21)

HFIA review (112,350) by Anonymous from USA We'll always have the mammaries. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 00:41) this is a reply to message 112,327

HFIA review (112,327) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain By vocal acrobatics I meant the belting. On Caution it was more consistent and regular in the usual last section of the songs (if I remember well, it's been so long since I listened to that album). However, "Me. I am Mariah..." was the last time we had real huge belting (the one we have always been used to) like on "Supernatural" or "Meteorite". On the other hand, the whistle register is always there and used very wisely aesthetically, as usual. And you're so right to say that "her vocals remain steady and buttery throughout the album", and that's what makes it consistent. Vocally, I still love her voice just because she's capable of doing so many things with it and creating so much beauty sonically with plenty of nuances. For me that's outstanding. One thing I didn't mention in my review: the lyrics. She's a real master. She knows we pay real attention to that, and, apart from being something natural in her, she puts a lot of effort into it. "Play That Song" feels like a film when you listen to it and close your eyes in order to imagine the scenes. When somebody commented on this album being possibly her last one, I felt like I was going to cry, but it felt right because of what it is like. Still I hope it won't. (Monday 10 November 2025; 00:29)

In The Mix (112,345) by Anonymous from USA Your day is about to get a lot better. I've got great news for you and your clique. I'm taking a much needed break from this board again. Honestly, I'm bored AF. This just doesn't do it for me anymore. I'm taking a break from Ms. Carey as well. I'll always wish her well, of course. Cheers. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 18:30) this is a reply to message 112,340

In The Mix (112,340) by Edward from USA I'm in a good mood and don't want to open the door to the kind of diatribe that would follow. We really don't need that on the board right now, things are already tough as it is. I'll say this though: some people here tend to take things way too personally, and honestly, it's not that serious. This board has always been a little dysfunctional, and I think that's part of what keeps us coming back. If it weren't that way, it would be pretty damn boring. Sometimes we just need to drop the victim mentality and grow a thicker skin. For example, in the past two weeks, three of my messages haven't been posted, but you don't see me complaining to Eric or accusing him of favoritism. I later understood why he probably chose not to post them. I may disagree with some of you from time to time, but I never take it personal. In fact, I think that mix of personalities is what keeps us all glued to this little corner of the internet. Still, it's true, sometimes you can sense bitterness or unhappiness in certain people's posts, almost like they're just looking for a reason to start a fight. Whatever those people are going through, I genuinely wish them well. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 03:58)

Alzheimer's (112,341) by Anonymous from USA You know Lambi, I like your positivity. You really know how to bring a sense of community to this board. I hope you never change. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 08:44) this is a reply to message 112,336

Alzheimer's (112,336) by Lambi from USA "You can practically feel the bitterness through the screen" is so true. Did you all gang up on Libra Lamb before? He is still very mean-spirited so I'm assuming something must've broken him here in the past. (Monday 10 November 2025; 21:33)

Alzheimer's (112,339) by Anonymous from USA That's funny. It's funny that you or anyone would think that I'd let complete strangers get to me. I don't even let my own family and friends get to me. Don't flatter yourselves. Im not mean spirited. I'm not broken, I'm not bitter. You just don't like my opinions. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 03:21) this is a reply to message 112,336

Alzheimer's (112,336) by Lambi from USA "You can practically feel the bitterness through the screen" is so true. Did you all gang up on Libra Lamb before? He is still very mean-spirited so I'm assuming something must've broken him here in the past. (Monday 10 November 2025; 21:33)

Alzheimer's (112,333) by Anonymous from USA I saw it, I don't think anyone was obliterated. I certainly was not. And I don't feel obliterated. You're welcome to feel otherwise though. (Monday 10 November 2025; 16:58) this is a reply to message 112,332

Alzheimer's (112,332) by Joachim Agerup Løkkevik from Norway Libra Lamb, message 112,312, a comment to message 112,299. (Monday 10 November 2025; 16:13)

Alzheimer's (112,331) by Anonymous from USA Again, can someone point me towards the comment where someone got obliterated? I still don't see it. (Monday 10 November 2025; 14:23) this is a reply to message 112,329

Alzheimer's (112,329) by Joachim Agerup Løkkevik from Norway Thank you, Lambi, I just needed to try to explain that I'm not a complete nuthead. (Monday 10 November 2025; 12:24)

Alzheimer's (112,311) by Anonymous from USA I agree, nobody should be diagnosing Mariah on this board without a doctor's degree in that field. Unfortunately, when you call them out on it they get upset and pull out the victim card. We got some serious professional victims here. Now that's a trend that's getting tiresome. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 16:31) this is a reply to message 112,299

Alzheimer's (112,299) by JLR from United States The fact that you guys are diagnosing her without knowing a single thing or being a medical professional is wild. Just throwing random medical terms out there like it's any of your business is crazy. I hope she stays away from this message board. If you don't like how she performs now then don't watch. She's given us 30 years of crazy live performances, isn't that enough? You know she's human right? Age is a process nobody can escape, some grace would be nice. (Friday 7 November 2025; 20:13)

Another #1 (112,300) by Anonymous from USA I don't think Mariah will get another #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 that's not All I Want For Christmas. As much as I'd like so see it happen, it's very unlikely. I don't mean to count her out. She's clearly very talented. But the problem is, in my humble opinion, she's not relatable at all. Some might even say she's not real. They know who she is, but they "don't know her". As much as she presents herself to be real, a lot of people are not buying it, and therefore not buying her records. Maybe she'll prove me wrong with another hit. I guess we'll just have to wait and see. (Friday 7 November 2025; 21:53)

The arrogance (112,280) by Anonymous from USA Just like you to be dismissive. That's what makes you arrogant and heavily disliked by some of us. You're not alone though but I'm tired of naming names, they know who they are. Keep streaming and stick your head back in the sand while people suffer unnecessarily. Cheers, not (Thursday 6 November 2025; 17:06) this is a reply to message 112,274

The arrogance (112,274) by Bill from the UK I am sure you'll forget it once you're told about the next flag to overlay on your social media accounts. Congrats to Mariah for hailing in the season and here's to a successful end of the year to her. (Thursday 6 November 2025; 14:06)

The arrogance (112,279) by Anonymous from USA Clearly some of these people missed the over 7 million Americans, and countless others around the world that joined in on the No Kings march recently. Caring for social justice is not for everyone. Some are just not cut out or built for it. Enjoy your holidays though. (Thursday 6 November 2025; 17:02) this is a reply to message 112,278

The arrogance (112,278) by Geronimo from USA Have a free correction for your benefit: distinguish between the fact that while, perhaps you are not "that deep", the matter at hand is most certainly "that deep". You and Mariah will soon see more clearly. Now, "cheers, cheers, cheers". (Thursday 6 November 2025; 15:59)

Mariah's It's Time video (112,276) by Anonymous from USA Standing up for the right thing is hardly a trend. It comes from within in those who see the need for it and not to those that don't. Guess that speaks to your lack of empathy. Here in America people will literally die because of decisions made by one pero son or party. That may not mean anything to you in the UK but here we still have to go through that. (Thursday 6 November 2025; 15:41) this is a reply to message 112,262

Mariah's It's Time video (112,262) by Jamie from London, UK I personally don't see a problem with it. If people don't like it, don't pay any attention to it, don't watch it. Why is there a permanent need for people to feel offended or upset by everything nowadays? It really is a tiresome trend. In a world where everything is a gripe or a moan it makes it hard to hear the real problems amongst the cacophony of whining snowflakes wanting to cancel some poor individual for some triviality. Is Mariah socially tone deaf? Perhaps she is, that said at the end of the day, it's her prerogative. She's worked hard to afford herself the lifestyle she lives and if she want's to flaunt it, it's absolutely her right to do so. It might alienate her from some people, understandably, if you feel that way (as you are entitled to) tune out quietly and don't support her. As the old adage goes, "you can't please everyone, all the time", a quote that is more true now than ever before. (Wednesday 5 November 2025; 11:52)

The arrogance (112,275) by Anonymous from USA That's exactly what's one would expect you guys to say when presented with a factual argument or statement. Just brush it off and call people names. People will see whatever they want to see and nothing more. Empathy is lost on some of y'all. Some of us care about complete strangers and people suffering at the hands of those in power. You can acknowledge that or not, it doesn't change the facts. Also, no one said "let's cancel Mariah" but some of you are acting like she can do no wrong and somehow is the victim here. Pointing out her tone deafness is far from yelling for her to be cancelled. Drama queens alert. Good luck with that. (Thursday 6 November 2025; 15:32) this is a reply to message 112,273

The arrogance (112,273) by Lambi from USA Bro it's literally not that deep. (Thursday 6 November 2025; 12:32)

Christmas (112,238) by Anonymous from USA Some common synonyms of bleak are cheerless, desolate, dismal, dreary, and gloomy. I hope this helps. (Tuesday 4 November 2025; 03:11) this is a reply to message 112,229

Christmas (112,229) by Dove from United States Times are bleak, but the holidays make life feel a little better. Personally, it seems like my whole life, someone has always been trying to ruin Christmas. I won't allow it. I'm sure they've had this partnership with Sephora for a while - probably since last year. Also, not everyone keeps up with current events. I didn't even start watching the news until recently. It's bleak, and all the outlets are owned by the same people, so it's hard to know who to trust. Of course I vote, but I just read the booklet they send in the mail to decide who to vote for. I don't really trust mainstream media. A lot of people are like this. We focus more on doing our best at work and with our families than on draining our life force watching propaganda news channels. Sephora paid for a nice little commercial for us. It was cute. People who shop there are still going to shop there. Whatever anyone does, there's always going to be something negative that can be said about it. Just let the woman live. She's been through enough. She's trying to give us a festive moment, and the bleakness happening right now is not her fault. Her job is to give us a little escape from the bleakness - and she does that. The "Christmas is canceled" line, I took as a joke from her book, when her husband said Thanksgiving was canceled. It was a cute little skit, and people are making it out to be something it's not because they want someone to blame. But she's not the one. (Tuesday 4 November 2025; 01:28)

Article: Mariah Carey's new ad isn't spreading Christmas cheer (112,236) by Anonymous from USA Mariah can do whatever she wants but sadly many Americans have lost their jobs and now won't have the same Christmas they're used to. The rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer while the middle class is disappearing fast. There's no excuse for not getting educated on politics. People only care when it starts affecting them. (Tuesday 4 November 2025; 02:58)

It's time video (112,235) by Anonymous from USA I get your point but trust me, my opinions on this subject will not get published. I'll just keep my opinion to myself and let others see whatever they want to see. Ignorance is bliss, as they say. (Tuesday 4 November 2025; 02:52) this is a reply to message 112,231

It's time video (112,231) by JLR from United States Lol y'all are delusional but okay we all have our opinions. You guys completely missed point. (Tuesday 4 November 2025; 01:54)

3 albums (112,180) by Anonymous from USA To keep I would pick Glitter, Butterfly and The Emancipation of Mimi. This so tough because I love them all for different reasons. (Friday 31 October 2025; 18:56) this is a reply to message 112,168

3 albums (112,168) by MusicfanJ from Germany It's really tough. I would pick: Music Box, Daydream and Butterfly. (Friday 31 October 2025; 13:21)

Michael Jackson collab (112,179) by Anonymous from USA I remember the 25th Anniversary of Thriller, I ran to Target the day it come out to buy it. I still have it but haven't played it in a while. It is such a good album. Thriller would've been my first pick too for a collaboration. I think MJ has quite a few songs that would be considered classic, not just one or two. (Friday 31 October 2025; 18:54) this is a reply to message 112,170

Michael Jackson collab (112,170) by Lambi from USA Mariah has so many choreographable songs that she can't dance to either, though. LMAO. But yes, I've thought deeply about this too. In 2008, MJ released the Thriller 25th Anniversary Edition, which included remixes featuring various artists. I bet she was originally intended to be part of it. The remixed tracks were: • The Girl Is Mine - will.i.am • P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) - will.i.am • Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' - Akon • Beat It - Fergie • Billie Jean - Kanye West The Girl Is Mine was already a duet with Paul McCartney, so by process of elimination, that would've left her with either: Baby Be Mine, Thriller, Human Nature, or The Lady in My Life. Only Human Nature and Thriller are true classics (Mariah said it's one of his classics). For more context clues, she mentioned they were doing something "really huge" for him and that their collab would sort of "usurp" the situation."Usurp" means to lessen the importance of something, so I'd have to go with Thriller. It's the bigger hit and would make more sense that they'd want to protect it. Honestly though, I think they just didn't want Mariah involved. How were the other 4 artists allowed, but not her? Michael handpicked the biggest stars from 2005-08. Sony probably resented that she was having massive success with Def Jam at the time. In my opinion, Thriller will always belong to Michael, regardless of how incredible Mariah's ad-libs and background vocals might have been. Just like how literally no one even knows about the other remixes. And before my haters come for me, these are just my opinions based on what we can gather. Take a chill pill. I'm allowed to have them. (Friday 31 October 2025; 14:33)

Refreshing (112,145) by Anonymous from USA I don't think either one is funny. Condescending comes to mind. Unofficial board regulators that no one asked for. (Thursday 30 October 2025; 02:39) this is a reply to message 112,134

Refreshing (112,134) by Lambi from USA I also just had an epiphany. Bill is naturally the funny one, and you try a little too hard to ride on his comedic genius. (Wednesday 29 October 2025; 09:12)

Michael Jackson collab (112,144) by Anonymous from USA Serious question. What song do we think MC recorded with MJ? I can't picture MC doing the Thriller choreography. That would be hilarious though. I've always loved You Are Not Alone and it would suit her. I miss Michael, he should be here with us. (Thursday 30 October 2025; 02:29)

Anthony fellow lamb (112,116) by Anonymous from USA I trust you'll pick the right city when the time comes. I wish you well wherever you are. (Monday 27 October 2025; 04:06) this is a reply to message 112,111

Anthony fellow lamb (112,111) by Bobby A from United States I haven't moved back yet. I am hoping to leave Texas next summer for either Nashville or Atlanta. This will be my final major city relocation. (Sunday 26 October 2025; 23:36)

Anthony fellow lamb (112,107) by Anonymous from USA If you're back in Atlanta, and I'm sorry if I missed that confirmation, hoping we could meet up for coffee, drinks or a meal? (Sunday 26 October 2025; 13:05) this is a reply to message 112,101

Anthony fellow lamb (112,101) by Bobby A from United States I am still here, Libra Lamb. I just wanted to change my profile name to celebrate my 20 years plus on the board. Time flies by so fast. I turned 53 years old yesterday. (Sunday 26 October 2025; 09:45)

Confetti and Champagne (112,106) by Anonymous from USA My feelings exactly. HFIA is much better than Caution. Easiest to listen to from start to finish. One of her most lyrically honest efforts. Kids now will worship anything except true talent. Mariah is a has been for most of them. They simply can't relate. We grew up with her music, most of us did anyway. (Sunday 26 October 2025; 12:57) this is a reply to message 112,093

Confetti and Champagne (112,093) by MusicfanJ from Germany Absolutely. All the long time fans/lambs did buy her new music. So it's not because of "us" that it sold weaker than "Caution". Casual listeners don't care at all for her nowadays, that's it. The teens have there own "stars", so what's left are her long time fans. I also like "HFIA" better than "Caution". Yeah, maybe a gospel or jazz album could generate more listeners because it's a special genre. (Saturday 25 October 2025; 16:40)

Anthony fellow lamb (112,105) by Anonymous from USA I’m happy to see that. And happy birthday to you. I hope you enjoyed it. (Sunday 26 October 2025; 12:54) this is a reply to message 112,101

Anthony fellow lamb (112,101) by Bobby A from United States I am still here, Libra Lamb. I just wanted to change my profile name to celebrate my 20 years plus on the board. Time flies by so fast. I turned 53 years old yesterday. (Sunday 26 October 2025; 09:45)

Confetti and Champagne (112,104) by Anonymous from USA No need for insults. I meant to reply to Travis. Obviously you didn't say anything about it. (Sunday 26 October 2025; 12:53) this is a reply to message 112,100

Confetti and Champagne (112,100) by TJ from Norway I have never considered myself a lamb, but I still buy the stuff she releases. Who are you talking about, not supporting her? I am confused. As I say to my friends: I used to be blonde. (Sunday 26 October 2025; 07:30)

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